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The Lexicon of 'Witches' and 'Snitches': The Art of Forgetting and a Black Perspective on Life

While the impact of the colonial civilization project plausibly left pain, grief, and deprivation, its victims have continued to use it as their main point of reference to navigate...

By Siyabonga Hadebe

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Culture / 21/04/24

Kulungile

The wait is finally over for fans of South African musical icon Thandiswa released her latest single, ‘Kulungile’, featuring the acclaimed Nduduzo Makhathini on April 12, 2024.

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Umsizi noPende Shines a Light on South Africa's Soul

By Tsakani Shingange

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For Vusi

Vusi Beauchamp, one of South Africa’s most critically acclaimed artists, is suffering severe heart failure at the age of 44. His organs are shutting down.

By Visual Arts Desk

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Culture / 31/03/24

“Lafup” Gets Audiences Laughing in New Naija Comedy

Langston Hughes eloquently surfaced the poignant question, "What happens to a dream deferred..." in thinking about the aspirations of a people denied their freedom, humanity and ambitions of a better life.

By Katlego Chale

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Tshepiso Mazibuko Nominated for Discovery Award at Arles Photography Festival

By Visual Arts Desk

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We, The Purple

The Purple Rain Protest of 1989, now a symbol of righteous civil disobedience, inadvertently marked a turning point in South Africa’s political landscape as notable defiance led to...

By Arts Writer

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Culture / 21/03/24

The Sharpeville Massacre

Sharpeville had nothing to do with human rights since according to the children of Van Riebeek, the historical natives had no rights that they were willing to respect.

By Masilo Lepuru